breaking in a new bike

[old-git]

i'm sure this must have come up before but i was looking at web site for breaking in a new bike and came accross this .

https://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm

so he is saying that it is a good thing to load a new engine ,
what is your take on this .
i have a brand new bike waiting to be started for the first time , so should i give it pleanty of throttle or not then
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[MarJay]

it gives your average top quality Japanese sportsbike more power in the medium term.

I would bet that it would decrease reliability in the long term.

On a chinese copy of a japanese cruiser then I would RIGOROUSLY stick to the running in schedule. You have no idea to what tolerances that bike was made. If the manufacturer says to run it in, then I would run it in IMO.
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[old-git]

still not sure what is the best thing to do .shall i just get on and ride it as normal .but just not full out .
or should i baby it
give some food for thought
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[divuk83]

I wouldn't worry too much about running in. Just make sure the bike has a decent chance to warm up before you thrash it!

Dave

[instigator]

[old-git]

it a chinese CG 125 engine based bike ,but in criuser style
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[instigator]

Aaaah okay...was wondering where I recognised your name from (I think we talked before, I had a kymco zing).

I wouldn't trash it in this case but once you've say hit the 400 mile mark or so, gradually feed on the power.

[old-git]